2009 World Series of Poker
Event 13 - $2,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Players Left 1 / 1,088
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Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000

and Altinbas 
.As the players stood up, Altinbas started to become animated. "No ace! C'mon, no ace!" he shouted. Then, "jack, jack." He actually started doing jumping jacks as he called out his requests. Whether he realized he was a visual pun is unclear.
Alas, an ace flopped --


. And the turn and river -- 
-- didn't help Altinbas. He's now down to 11,000, while Beckman has 172,000.
After that, Ian Kim raised all in from under the gun, and a short-stacked Sean Gildea called with the last of his chips from the small blind. Gildea showed

, while Kim turned over 
. The board came 



, and Gildea is out in 32nd.Both Vance and Gildea earn $11,886.

but was unfortunately up against Roland de Wolfe's 
.The board came




, and Kim is out in 31st ($11,886). De Wolfe is up to 495,000.
The board came
with both Dickinger and Sousa checking it down. Hoang flipped over
for a flush and his two opponents mucked.Hoang yelled out "Yes, Yes, Yes!" as he tripled up.
John Hoang - 425,000
Philip Sousa - 482,000
Jochen Dickinger - 390,000
Hoang


Lagarde


The flop came


, and Lagarde was in the lead. The turn was
, and he was still good. But the
spiked on the river, giving Hoang the better pair.Lagarde is out in 30th ($11,886), and Hoang is up to 490,000.
. Dickinger showed
. The flop came
, leaving Dickinger drawing stone dead.Merkow doubles up in a big way and is now just over 250,000.